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Curt Schilling
Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is hanging up the bloody sock once and for all. Schilling, he of the three world championships, made the announcement on his blog, 38pitches.com. "The game always gave me far more than I ever gave it. All of those things, every single one of those memories is enveloped with fan sights [...]
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davejb851 said March 24, 2009
2004 and 2007.....While those years aren't all that your career is, to those of us who grew up near the "Monster" nothing more needs to be said.
Your opinions, your words, were all honest, and many can't or don't want to deal with that. They want sugar coating. Thanks for telling it as it is, some wanted it no other way!
23 years and different teams all making it to the very end, hoisting that trophy, and becoming World Champs........thank goodness you never wore pinstripes!!
My Uncle, Stan Babcock, who at one time was the Chaplain for the Red Sox, (ask Rico Petrocelli about the man if you get the chance), died soon after the World Series in 2004. One of his thoughts near the end of his life was "I lived just long enough". Thanks for giving him, and all of us what we had wanted for so many years. And thanks for giving it all, every time you had the ball. That's my friends is a BALLPLAYER!
Mizzy21390 said March 24, 2009
And like Dave said, good thing u were never in those pinstripes! :)
Hope u have a nice life after baseball!!
rautins said March 28, 2009